JevaEngine example game

[radnomguywfq3]

JEREMY my account is banned

Because if multiple people login to it, idk what will happen. The player will most likely get fucked up some how, haven't tested it.

[fabz]

unban my account

its


jeremy_wildsmith

[Empire]

there is 2 of those lulz.

[fabz]

Yeah thats why i want unban

[[MPGH]Dave84311]

... this is why Jetamay fails.

He was working on the same exact project in flash months ago and dropped it. No doubt in my mind that it will occur with this game too. Oh well.

[Obama]

Although I wish I'd gotton further on it this past week, and I only didn't because shit went down(the worst weekend\week of my life),

WHAT UR COMPUTER WOULDNT BOOT?

[radnomguywfq3]

... this is why Jetamay fails.

He was working on the same exact project in flash months ago and dropped it. No doubt in my mind that it will occur with this game too. Oh well.

The game engine I wrote in Flash was not only structured completely differently, but it lacked a lot of features this one doesn't. I.e actual collision testing. Instead of hit-tests with square objects. I only drop a project when everything to benifit in it has been gained, and there is nothing left. The flash game(and flash it self IMHO) wasn't\isn't structured well enough to work an MMORPG off of, or is structured too differently then what I am used to. The engine I wrote in flash doesn't even count.

As far as me giving up on the engine half-way-through. I admit there are a couple bugs in the engine itself, however it only requires a little tweaking to have them fixed, which may be even less then one line, maybe just a couple alterations in the code. All the UI components I'd ever need have been written, and like said above, only tweaking is required to give them a fancy design. I stopped working on projects because up-until this point I've regretted a design on a certain part of the engine, after doing it several times, I have what I want. This still has much more in it, and I won't stop working on it until it has nothing to gain from.


And @Obama, "NO MY PC WAS WORKING FINE?!?!?!"

[DeathScourge]

The game engine I wrote in Flash was not only structured completely differently, but it lacked a lot of features this one doesn't. I.e actual collision testing. Instead of hit-tests with square objects. I only drop a project when everything to benifit in it has been gained, and there is nothing left. The flash game(and flash it self IMHO) wasn't\isn't structured well enough to work an MMORPG off of, or is structured too differently then what I am used to. The engine I wrote in flash doesn't even count.

As far as me giving up on the engine half-way-through. I admit there are a couple bugs in the engine itself, however it only requires a little tweaking to have them fixed, which may be even less then one line, maybe just a couple alterations in the code. All the UI components I'd ever need have been written, and like said above, only tweaking is required to give them a fancy design. I stopped working on projects because up-until this point I've regretted a design on a certain part of the engine, after doing it several times, I have what I want. This still has much more in it, and I won't stop working on it until it has nothing to gain from.


And @Obama, "NO MY PC WAS WORKING FINE?!?!?!"

good to see you back jeta (roc, from irc)
is there a deadline for this, or is it just recreational hobby?

[[MPGH]Dave84311]

The game engine I wrote in Flash was not only structured completely differently, but it lacked a lot of features this one doesn't. I.e actual collision testing. Instead of hit-tests with square objects. I only drop a project when everything to benifit in it has been gained, and there is nothing left. The flash game(and flash it self IMHO) wasn't\isn't structured well enough to work an MMORPG off of, or is structured too differently then what I am used to. The engine I wrote in flash doesn't even count.

As far as me giving up on the engine half-way-through. I admit there are a couple bugs in the engine itself, however it only requires a little tweaking to have them fixed, which may be even less then one line, maybe just a couple alterations in the code. All the UI components I'd ever need have been written, and like said above, only tweaking is required to give them a fancy design. I stopped working on projects because up-until this point I've regretted a design on a certain part of the engine, after doing it several times, I have what I want. This still has much more in it, and I won't stop working on it until it has nothing to gain from.


And @Obama, "NO MY PC WAS WORKING FINE?!?!?!"

Flash is just as good as Java when it comes to game dev. Flash is a laggy piece of shit, so is java. They are basically the same when it comes to functionality, so the same job could be done in flash just as easily if not easier.

If a design is flawed, you revise it not dump it.

I still stand by my words.

[Born To Die]

Dave, do you never grow tired of your signature?

[Obama]

Dave, do you never grow tired of your signature?

Why do you have to spam ******. Ik your on msn with him

[why06]

Flash is just as good as Java when it comes to game dev. Flash is a laggy piece of shit, so is java. They are basically the same when it comes to functionality, so the same job could be done in flash just as easily if not easier.

If a design is flawed, you revise it not dump it.

I still stand by my words.

Java for a game engine o_O? Hdf does that? There's no reason to code a Java Engine, well there is, but the out come isn't worth it. Better to write it in C++. I do know however Java is used a lot for servlets and stuff. I might end up getting back into Java after I learn C++.

Why do you have to spam ******. Ik your on msn with him

That was little creepy O_O

[Sjoerd]

website dun work

[DeathScourge]

website dun work

yeah, jeta is still working on it. wait, are you using java???
anyways, all i really see is, logon/pass
and there is a bar where i can type text, but it won't let me submit, since it won't let me register with the site.

[Sjoerd]

i cant even get on the site